County Of Putnam

County Of Putnam, a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov since 2009, is located in Hennepin, Illinois, and serves Marshall, Putnam, and Stark counties. As a government entity, the organization receives federal grant awards focused on community-based public service initiatives, particularly in the areas of public safety, health, and social services. The county's registered business name, "Officer James H Tunney," suggests a close association with law enforcement and community service programs.

The County of Putnam has been awarded federal grants from multiple agencies, including the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the Community Oriented Policing Program. Its most significant recent grant is a $1,000,000 project grant aimed at developing a comprehensive substance use disorder (SUD) program across three Illinois counties, known as the "Reaching Rural: Rural Roads to Recovery Program." This grant involves establishing community networks, implementing medication-assisted treatment, distributing naloxone, providing youth prevention education, and expanding mental health services. The county has also received a COPS Hiring Program grant to enhance community policing capacity and has been involved in hazardous materials emergency transportation planning and training through sub-awards from the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security. Key sub-recipients of its grants include Maitri Path to Wellness, the Henry and Stark County Health Department, and the Society of Growth Inc., demonstrating a collaborative approach to addressing regional community challenges.